Master of Science in Taxation - COURSE CATALOG - Pertaining to the period of January 1-December 31, 2015

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Master of Science in Taxation course catalog for the period January 1-December 31, 2015, detailing a self-paced distance-learning program for busy tax professionals. It outlines course structure, comprehensive tax topic coverage, and access to pre-recorded lectures, case studies, and exams. The catalog describes mission, educational objectives, faculty experience, student support and calendar, governance and policies, tuition and payment options, grading and graduation requirements, transfer credit, and options for continuing professional education credits.

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Master in Taxation Program

Washington Institute

A Message from the President

An Introduction, Mission & Educational Objectives

Our Student Body & Alumni

Continuing Professional Education

Curriculum & Course Offerings

Tuition, Fees & Payment Options

Enrollment

Admissions Requirements

Graduation

People, Policies & Disclosures

Master of Science in Taxation Catalog/Bulletin No. 39 COURSE CATALOG Pertaining to the period of January 1-December 31, 2015 A Program Designed for You 􀀹 A Self-paced Schedule that Works for Busy Professionals 􀀹 Courses Offered in Your Home or Office 􀀹 Comprehensive Treatment of Tax Topics 􀀹 Real-World, Experienced Faculty 􀀹 Affordable Tuition with Financing Options Please note that the institute’s catalog is reviewed each year in January. We reserve the right to make changes in this Catalog, and in its scheduling, regulations, subject offerings/updates, policies, faculty, tuition and charges without advance notice. Washington Institute for Graduate Studies 7100 Hayvenhurst Ave., Suite 101, Van Nuys, CA 91406 Phone: 888-687-3393, Fax: 888-509-0718 [Website:](Website: www.wsltax.org)[ ](Website: www.wsltax.org)[www.wsltax.org](Website: www.wsltax.org) Email: [info1@wsltax.org](info1@wsltax.org) TABLE OF CONTENTS Master in Taxation Program Washington Institute A Message from the President 3 An Introduction, Mission & Educational Objectives 4 Our Student Body & Alumni 5 Continuing Professional Education 5 Curriculum & Course Offerings 6 Tuition, Fees & Payment Options 7 Tuition Waivers Multiple Enrollments 9 Tax Deduction for Improvement of Professional Skills 10 Minimum System Requirements 10 Enrollment Admissions Requirements U.S. based Enrollments 1 Add’l Information for Int’l Students (Non-English Degrees) 11 Student Enrollment Agreement 11 Graduate Transfer Credit 12 Graduation Graduation Requirements 12 Grading Scale 13 Course Completion Requirements 13 Earning Additional Credit Advanced Level CPE Studies Credit 15 Independent Research Credit 15 Thesis Credit 16 Certificate of Completion and Diploma 16 People, Policies & Disclosures World-wide Student Support & School Calendar 17 Governance & Administration 17 Our Distinguished Faculty 18 Policies & Disclosures 23 A Message from Washington Institute For 39 years, Washington Institute for Graduate Studies has been dedicated to delivering relevant, convenient and affordable content to busy tax professionals throughout the U.S., as well as other parts of the world. We offer a Master of Science in Taxation, as well as an outstanding professional doctoral program, all achieved while accommodating your busy professional and personal life! Washington Institute’s comprehensive taxation program was designed by and for busy tax professionals. Our courses, many exceeding 30 hours of lecture, coursework, case studies and exams provide powerful learning. Rather than alter your schedule to fit a rigid, traditional university class, all of our courses are pre-recorded so you can pursue your studies when and where it makes sense for you. Our faculty members are recognized leaders in their fields. They are managers, advisors, auditors, published writers, accomplished scholars and instructors. Each brings practical, tested experience to their course. This year will be a significant year for the school, as we anticipate new course offerings, strategic partnerships/outreach and a continued focus on student-friendly learning systems. We look forward to welcoming you into the program! Robert N. Hanson President An Introduction Washington Institute for Graduate Studies enjoys a noble legacy that began in 1976, under the direction of renowned tax attorney, Dr. Gary James Joslin (11/14/1943-3/30/1998) . The School was named after George Washington, who promoted valuable truths which resulted in the founding of the United States of America. Inspired by that history, Dr. Joslin established the School to clarify and “make accessible” the truths and principles of taxation for all tax professional. In early 2008, Robert Hanson began his oversight of the School. Mr. Hanson is carrying the initial vision forward and understands the demands and pressures of busy professionals in today’s fast-pace

FAQs

What learning format does the Master of Science in Taxation program use?

The program uses independent study and filmed, pre-recorded lectures so students can study when and where it makes sense for them.

Who is the program designed for, according to the mission statement?

It is designed for attorneys, certified public accountants, financial advisors in taxation, and enrolled agents before the IRS.

What categories of information does the catalog cover regarding study requirements?

It includes curriculum and course offerings, admissions requirements, graduation requirements, grading scale, course completion requirements, and options for earning additional credit.

Sep 26, 2026

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